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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-11-12
PATENT NOTICES.
Application for a Patent



Eureka, Nevada, siay "a. less.
\ OTiuE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ Payday Gold and Silver sining CompAny,
who's, pcstoifce address N Gan Franeisco
California. has this day filed lie application for
patent fer Fourteen hundred and eighty mine
linear feet Of the fav-Dsy mine or vein bearing
silver, with surface ground six hundred feet ia
width, situsied ia JaelraDbit Mining District.
County OF Lincoln. and State Of Nevada. and
designated by the neld notes and official plat oil
file in this once NJ Lot No. 30. located npon
unsgrgrsed land. Tho exterior boundaries o,
said Lui no. 80 being Ar foiiowe, 10 wits
beginning 81 post marked No. |. u q survey
No ~. from which L y iniuerai monument No
bears \ is deg Is min L Si3 feet. me htcye-
pine OF bay Mining compsny's ofilea heats \
81 deg 40 min $40 feet, aud the Rrnolo stack Of
Payday hoisting-works bears : q deg ~ min
y 49, foot. Then. lot course, \ "A deg ~ min Il
Coo feet, to post marked No 2, survey No ~.
and post No OF L : survey No 30. said posts
being identical with the nortneasterly corner
monument of the Payday location, irp,n which
tho northsesterly corner monument OF the Pay
westerly corner Of The Payday location.
Thence, SO deg 80 min W 491 feet, 10 y point
on the westerly line Of : survey No -; thence,
y 80 deg + J6o feet 20 post No !. I 5 survey NJ
", and tisHIlf-. 5 "a deg 40 min q Geo feet, so
pos No =. q survey No. 10. and the place Of
beginning Containing an area VI $500 acre Of
land. Which tracts being exclrded from this
survey leaves remaining an area Of - .-lD0
acres Of land.
Magnetic variation 10 deg East
The location OF this mine Il recorded In The
itoeorder's office Of Lincoln county. Nevada, In
Book % aiming Notices. This iode liz bounded
On the east by the Jackrabbit mining claim.
and on the north, west and south by no known
claims. Any and all persons claiming al.
verrely any portion OF said Payday mine o.
surface ground are required TO tie their ad were
claims with the Register OF the United States
Land Office at Eureka. in the state OF Nevada.
during the sixty days period of publication
hereof, or they will he barred by virtue Of tht
provisions Of the statute.
FIN. HINcKLEY. Register.
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Application for "a Patent
No 5.s


Niifets. Nevada, February 3, A. b. 1870.
NOTICE Is iiEREnf GIVEN THAT
~ .. a. fsiiif, g. @. Heath and tho yaliey
MIL 4 Mining Company. Whoa. posi- once Al
nrasA q Fahranagat. Lincoln County Nevada, haa
this day iiod their application Tor 4 patent f,,y
fifteen hundred Linear feet al the "fifth of Juiy'
nune or VEN, bearing gold ana silver. with air.
lace ground sik hundred feet in width. aitnatsd
IN fahrsnaRnt Lake Mining District, County ~
ianc"in And state o. Neyads, and dosisnated by
the iieln :idi.s ai,d oiiicial plat on Ala In ma
Office 40 Lot Number ~, in E.wnship 4, Hangs.
90 OF Monnt Dablo Maiidian. The etfer,or
boundaries Of said Lot No " being al follows.
to wit.
Bsginnine q a post marked No. !, y Survey
No ~. Y 4. II, 80 y, Section b, thence tbe
North 4 post Of Sec. 5, 4 4. Is ", b9 r.. hear. n
81 dsH 700 feet. thence running, ist couree. Il
II deg " 1900 feet, 10 post marked No a. u n
Survey No ~, old monument b6ars AZ dea "
3sIs feet from said post No 2, Thence "a
coursa, N ~ deg W 800 feet, 10 post marked M
0, Z Survey No 81; old monument bears 4 u
deg Is 10 feet from post No 3. Thence. M
course, II deg 1900 feet. % post No 1. n 4
Survey No 81; old monument bears N "a des W
ret from post NO 4, Thence, @th course, Il ~
deg 600 feet, to post No !, the place Of begin.
ming. Containing 10 66-l00 acres. Ooursos ~.
pressed from the true meridian, with marp,t,,,
variation Of 10 deg East.
The location Of this mine Is recorded In the
recorders once 81 Lincoln County, Nevada, IN
BOOK OF Mining Notices. page 1871, OF the records
Of lineoln County, Nevada. This cisim is
bounded by no known claims. -
Any and all persons claiming adversely apv
portion OF the said Fifth of July mine or surfsc,,
ground are required to iile their adverse claims
with che Register Of the United States land
Qnice Mt Eureka. In the state Of Nevada. during
the sixty days period OF publication hereof Or
they will DO barred by virtue OF the provisions
d the Statutes.
FIJI. HINcKLRY, Register.
OF Application for Patent DO published for ths
period OF ten consecutive weeks In the Phoebe
RECORD weekly newspaper published Al
Phoebe, Lincoln County. Nevada. =
n7-iot y. II. HINCKLEv, Register.
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No. 500.
Application for aP.tent


Eureka, Nevada, August 4th. 1850.
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT Il. j. liz
Fssneisco, california, hns this dsy died bis an
pliosison for pstent for nftsen hundred Linear
fees Of the "Burks and Wsshih0ton- sotra =.
vein beArtn8 silver, with surface qround fvo
nundied fnes In width. situsted in Ely Nininc
Di.s1ct. oonnfy Of Lincoln. and State Of Ne,
omcial plat On de in this ofnce = Lot Nnrnhs,
H. IN Township /, North Range Al. eat ~
neune Diahlo msridtan. Said lot No. Al hahn
bcunded = follows, to Wit;
Deyi11tng It post married. 30. !, U 8 survey
II, lns7, b, MD u, bears 70 d. : N ,a Il.
NJ ~ sset. Ihonce running. Lat courss. "a
1eG - min ~ 616 S.l0 foot, to most msrked M .
y gmrvey No I'll thence, "a courpe. n "A ~ Il
min " 81 80 fest 70 post MARRIED 10 ), b &
survey NO ~ from which post on lot No Sc. o
thence. "a course, n doa Is min d 9o1 ~ ~
post mefked No 81 . 3 FnFvey no II; thence.
<th cou1se. 10 deg ~ min 915 7-10 feet Il
post marked Ne 5. U survey No Il: theuco. HI
seursss 3 70 deg So min u $50 $40 feet. 10 posf
.a ... 70 .. survey No a thence, 9Th
the placeof beginnins ,containing 8 3D. i00 scres'
xoHnetio variation IS dag East.
The location ofthis mine In recorded in the
r scofder's once Of Ely Mining District Lincoln
o1ntys State of Nevada.
Th1s claim n bounded by no known claims.
the neeeeat being tho "pscehcss sctsS. II, ia
aerth go the "GI1vcr" Iode on the e0ufh.
y Az 40 al parsons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Burke and WaahinGton milne a.
enf!noe g1oand ~ required 10 Mo their sdvcrse
$500 ~ ~ ~ hssssr e tes unitss States
due114 ~ SIXTY days period OF puhlicatlon
heeoef - thy VII b. hafTsd BY virtue q the
,. 4. HrScrrEy Rssiss.r.
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Application for "A Patent
No. 1850.
UNITED STATES L ND orFiul.

UNITED SIArEs L ND OrFirt.
Eureka, Nevada. Febrv ar y, A. u. lsSy
NOTICE is HEREBY CIV IN THAT JAMES
~ u. l.ElihEB. whose postofloe address Il
ClncinpAt, Ohio, has this day filed his nppll.
cation for patent for ftfteen hundred linear
feet OF the Iehmcr mine or vein hearing eo,,l
aud silver, with surface ground six hunire.l
feet IA width situated In pahransght IAahs Min.
ing Disuict, County Of Lincoln. State o. re-
vsdk, and DESIGNATED by the neld notes and
oihsisi plat on file In this Office AZ Lot Number
w. IN Township 3. South Range, 90 East nj
Mount Disblo Meridian. The exterior bonnds-
RES OF said Lot No 81 betting a. follows, to vii
He2inhing At post marked No !, u s Survey
No IS, r 3, 5 X, % u, section 81, NJ b NJ. when,,,
the NE corner post Of Section ~, T =, y H. ~
I, bears 81 deg J. iy7 feet. old monument and
post thu same. Thence running LIST course. 4
10 a.g " 1000 feet, 10 post marked No ?. u s
Survey No 49,; old monument being cedar tr..
IL inches ia diameter and bears s a. deg W 4
feet from post No2. Thence, I'd conrv. N "a
deg W 600 feet. TO post No ., u Survey No N
old monument bears 6th deg W - feef from
po.t No .. Thence. ID course, N 10 deg 1870
iest. to post No 4, U y Survey No IS; old u,Dnu.
ment bears ~ deg W 80 feet from post No 4
Thence, ath course. = "A deg u 1900 feet. 10 post
No !. the place OF beginning. Containing ~
dts-inn Acres Courses expressed from the tr,,e
meridian. with magnetic variation OF 10 Deg
East.
he location Of this mine IN recorded In the
Recorders office OF Lincoln County, Nevada IN
Book OF Mining Notices, page az, u the rraorft,
OF Lincoln County. Nevsda. This CLAIM, III
bounded by no known claims.
ANY and all persons claiming adverssly any
portion o. said iohintr mine or surface rronnJ
are required to Ole their adverse claims with tbe
Register Of tho United stator Land office Al hi.
reLn. In tho state Of Nevada. during tho dirty
days period Of publication hereof, or they viii
be- barred BY sigtnc OF the provisions OF ina
statute.
=. II, HfNcKLEy. .eeistcr,
III hereby ordered that the foraaoinp notl,,e
OF application for patent be publiabed Tor tho
period u ten consecutive weeks in the fiochs
hfcoRn, weekly newspaper published Al
Pidcho. Iindoln County, Nevada.
fi7slut IN. HiNCKLEY. feyi4ior.
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NOTICE.
Land Office ut Eureka, Nevada i
December 20. 1894

Land Office At Eureka. Nevada.
December 20, 1884.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named aett!s.- ss,on iiiied uo,Jco
OF MS Intention % make final proof In supporf
81 his claim, and that said proof Will DO made
before the District udgo Of Lincoln county. a.
Phoebe. Nevada. on Monday, February g,h.
1853. y,a' Homestead application No. 1885,
81 Egsn' cnanse. Tor the y ONE \ and We x Of
snip ., South Range, GO East, N, D. NJ. He names
she Following witncssss to prove his continuous
residence upon, aud cultivation Of, said lamb.
w: .. v. Kseley,. Of Phoebe, Nevada; j. u.
n u. OF Phoebe, Nevada; John shier, Of
Phoebe, Nevada; ". Cnlverweli. Of Phoebe.
Nevada. 7f' '7''' ~
dA17-Si F.H. HINuKLrv Resss.sr
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In group Of girls the other day, says
seashore letter. some information in the
stocking mending line was astonishing.
The conversation turned upon the really
disgraceful way in which the fingers Of
silk gloves and the toes OF silk stockings
wear ont nowadays. These seTr siI-s
Young ladies away iron home without
maids. They were asked no. they
managed. Miss No. ior answer pulled
of her slipper and showed her advanced
views Of darning. She had . needle and
thread. run around the place, gathered it
up and fastened it in the middle, making
the most ridiculous lot OF radiating puck
era, rather worse to wear than the hole.
Bat as this was she dared No. 9 to show
her method. No. held back, but
finally yielded, and behold! on the heel
Of this young ladies' stocking was hole
neatly stopped with postsge stamp
Chicago Times.
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l'rofessor Clayton tells thrilling en-.
perienrc.N At Ruby City. while looking
over claim to determine the most
favorable place to prospect for blind
Isdfe, an extension OF valuable mine,
he accidentally in marking the ground
ding M rome good ore and exposed the
ledge. The locators. who had recently
sold it Tor an iuconsiderable sum. were
with him. One Of them INDUCED in a
great deal Of profanity, cursing his luck
for having triaed away fortune. Turn
ing to bis partner, who was less demon
stratiye, he inquired; why don't you
kick" Don't talk to me; I'm hurt so
bad ! can't kick. I'm bleeding inside"
-Wardner News.
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n NJ Nor the working claas. Send 10 cents
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Full partlculars. directions, etc. sent free.
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NOTICE.

No sHuMAs SAUNDERS, .or a.signees.
owner or owners 10 one-hsif Interest ia the
Half Moon mine, situated IN Ely Mining Dia.
trist. Lincoln County, State OF Nevada. you are
hereby notified that thcru are now due from Won
the sum u Fifty 1850 Dollars on your interest
IN the above named mine. for aaesssmenf work
DOPE on said mine for the yesr 1885, which You
arc hereby notified 10 psy Immediately together
with the costs OF tLis advertisement, otherwise
f0rnity with the acts Of Congress Election 81
approved May 10th. 1879. All persons are cn,i.
toned against pnrchhsingthe said intcresffr from
the said Thomas Saunders. his heirs or as
signseF, % they cannot under existing circuni-
stances mike legal transfer
rHOs. !. MCMAHON.
Phoebe. January Is. 1886. jal6-9od
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Nv. ss7.
Application for a Patent



Eureka. Neysds. dune II. isea
krOriCE IS HElifBf GIVEN rnAT JOSEPH
~ FIsFNAANN and W. Il. GRIFFIN. whose
posfofiice address Is Phoebe. Nevada. have This
day MED their application for patent fer Eish-
teen lfiindresl linear feet Of the Phoebe Mine OF
vein bearing silver. with surface ghDund two
hunIret iset in width, situated In Ely Mining
District. County Of Lincoln and state Of Neya,la
and designated on the field notes and official
Plat On Tile ia this ufhce Lot Number 40. in
Township |, North kSIEf. s.. Fast Of Mount
Diablo Meridian, said lot 80. 40 being a. fol-
lows, to Wit.
Beginning at a post market No. /. I survey
Ne. 40 whence 4 sectipn corner On the south
bearr ~ deg Is min W 723 feet, thence run
ming IL. course. : Is neg So min " 2Oa 8-iuihs
feet 70 post marked No 2, Z S survey No 40;
thence. I'd course. 80 deg "a min y 800 cloths
fee., 10 post marked No 3, u Survey No 40;
thence, Sd course. II deg o. min + s9l 7-lvihs
ieei. To post marked No 4. ; survey Nc 40;
thence, fth course, = Is deg So min 200 feet. 20
post marsed No 5, 4 ; survey No 40, whence
Wheelcr's monument bears 30 deg IS min r.
500 feet; thence, 5ih course, 5 u oeg % min "
los s-iVtls ieet. TO posi- marked Noo, l ) sur
Wy No 90; thcnce. fth eeesss, 2 30 deg - min
" 7ai s-ipihs feet, TO post No The place OF be-
ginning. Magnetic Variation Is deg East, con-
tanning 37-l00 acree
The location Of this aline is recorded Ia tue
Recorders Office OF lily Mining District. RATS
clsim is bounded on the west by the Panscker
mining claim.
ANY and al persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Phoebe Mine or surface ground
are required 10 hle their adverse elaine with
the Register Of the United states Land Office at
Eureka, ia the State 81 Nevada, during the sixty
days period Of lIunlication hereof or they viii
be barred hs virtue Of the provisions u the
Ssatnte
r. II. HIScRLEY. Register.
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The latest fasting girl reported is Lulu
Grim Of Cumberland county. n. G. Lulu
10 years old, and until June 18th was
robust. On that day she declared that
she could not and would not swallow
anything. Since that day nothing, not
even drop Of water, passed her lips
until July 26th. the fifty-second day Of
her long abstinence. She then took a
tablespoonful Of chicken broth. Her
emaciation is now extreme after her long
fast and she does not seem to suffer from
the effects. Cincinnati Enquirer
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The prisoners at walla walia are on a
strike against working in shacIsles and
are living on bread and water. --Es.
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II Is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
q application for patent be pnblished ten con-
secutise weeks. in the Phoebe RKooED, weekly
Newspaper puuliahed AZ Phoebe, Nevada
jei9Il 4. II. HlSCkLEf, Register.
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A. H. ElLER,

HltUFHty anu CUunSHT1UF al Law
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DRACTICES in all the courts. Special at
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the State and prompt remittances made, also
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legal papers.
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Kemp P. Battle, Pres. University N. c., Hon.
W. ii; H. Cowles, M C., Washington, D. D. !;
Hon. D. A. Starbuck and H. Montague, Real
Estate Broker, Winston. Nov I1-6m
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NEXT
Harry Patterson's Trial Continued
The Rice Quartette.

Prosecuting Attorney Stoll has finally
succeeded in securing a continuance OF
the Patterson case. The alleged a~ssassi-
nator of McElhone will be tried Feb. 10,
1885, as originally requested by the county
attorney. The motion for continuance
was submitted three times before APP
proved by Judge Maginnis. The chief
Justice quite vigorously reprimanded the
public prosecutor for his apparently in
definite methods, setting forth that a petit
ton for continuance must contain some
valid reasons for the submission of such a
request. The statement that a GER
tain witness who would furnish
material testimony was unable to
attend court at present was entirely
insufficient. The witness and nature of
the testimony must be specified. The
court recognized that the prosecuting
officer was not always in a position to pro
coed with the trial of cases at a moment :
notice, but on the other hand was cogni-
zant of the possible injustice which might
be inflicted upon defendants by %grievous
delay. Iu conclusion the court frankly
stated that unle the prosecutor modified
his application for a continuance the trial
must proceed at once, and that the pris-
oner would doubtlessly be acquitted. He
believed that it was the duty of Mr.. Stoll
to submit an amended motion and would
grant him until 1870 O'Clock in the even.
ing to file the document.
At the stipulated time the court room
was crowded in anticipation of another
tilt between Thomas Patterson and Stoll.
The arguments were very brief, however.
and the entire matter disposed of as stated
above.
Five prisoners charged with murder
were in the court room last evening. They
were: Everetss, Lewis, Sanderson, Jennie
Berry and Patterson. The four first
mentioned are called the Fort Laramie
quartette, and are alleged to have muir,
dered Richard Rice. All pleaded not
guilty when arraigned. Counsel was
assigned by the court as follows: For
Lewis, Gen. j. c. Thompson; Sanderson,
Gibson Clark; Jennie Berry, E. S. N.
Morgan. Everetts, E. w. Mann. The
dates for these trials will be set Monday.
, 1887-12-11

The Sundance Land and Improvement
company, destined to act as a bureau of
immigration and board of trade for Crook
county, filed articles of incorporation in
Secretary Shannon's Office yesterday. The
capital stock is $50, 900 and will b. con
trolled for the ensuing year by Trustees
F. Z. Rounds, T. NJ. Pettigrew, VIM. NJ.
Baird, Meyer Frank and David W.
Fakes. The principal Office and place Of
business has been established at Sundance,
but branches may be operated elsewhere
if the directors so elect. The company
will buy, sell, hold, improve and gener-
ally deal in lands in Crook county, and
make loans upon realty security.
, 1887-12-11
Auditing Committee Appointed.

Acting by virtue of the requirements Of
the territorial statutes, Secretary Shannon
has selected Thos. B. Adams, Cheyenne,
W. H. Holiday, Laramie, and Charles
E. Elydenburgh as the committee to
settle with the auditor and treasurer for
the fiscal year. The gentlemen appointed
will examine the accounts and records of
the treasurer and auditor up to and IN
elusive of Dec. 81, and will report to each
house OF the legislature the result of their
Inspection, with such explanations and
COMMUNICATIONS as they may deem
necessary. The committee is required to
meet at the capital six days before the
opening of the legislative session.
, 1887-12-11

every consideration to which they are en-
titled. In my opinion it was clearly the
duty of the grand Jury to investigate the
complaints Of the men referred to in their
report, and not take it upon themselves
to espouse the cause of some discontinued
prisoner"
The question of the power aud province
of the grand jury to make comments upon
the action of members of the bar having
been preached, THE LEADER sought out
a prominent attorney and requested his
views upon the subject.
While the grand jury is almost a free
lance" said he, there are certain recog-
nized limits within which their investiga-
tons should be confined. So long as a
citizen is law abiding his actions are not a
proper subject for consideration by this
august body. 1t is not within their power
to dictate how an attorney shall conduct a
case. OF course, unprofessional methods
should be condemned by all members of
the bar. L doubt very much if the offense
charged has been committed. At any
rate the general application of the impu-
tatiou is not at all warranted"
There is a diversity of opinion as to the
correctness of the decision in regard to the
operations of the stock detectives. The
grand jury considers their action in the
Horseshoe cases most exemplary and en-
tirely in accordance with recognized
methods employed for the apprehension
of supposed criminals.
, 1887-12-11

Our selections of Holiday goods this
year were made under especially favorable
circumstances and there is no doubt in our
minds that we have an assortment that
will please you in every way. 1t only re-
mains for you to call and see them in or
der TO secure some very desirable Christ
mas goods at fair prices. If we could say
something in a brief manner which would
insure a visit from each reader without
fail, it would be quickly SPOKEN, and then
no further mention of the subject
would be made in this paper. We wish
it remembered that anything said in favor
of our goods will increase their value in
in the buyers ewes, neither do we like to
speak boastingly of our stock, but we
want every reader to see it, and to that
end we mention facts in its favor, for the
sole purpose of calling in visitors. Once
at the the store, we will let our goods and
prices do the necessary talking to make
buyers of you. GEO, b. Holt.
, 1887-12-11

From 10 to 20 per cent is saved on
every purchase made at the Cheap Cash
store, corner of Sixteenth street and Cap
itol avenue. Everybody is beginning to
appreciate the great saving made in the
purchase of all grocery articles. The re-
suit is that the new house is doing a rush.
ing business. Everything is new and
fresh. People appreciate a good thing
when they see it and grab for it. They
make no mistake at the Cheap Cash
store, the popular grocery house of the
CITY.